System of frequency allocation for user access local area network, and uplink and downlink transmission methods thereof

ABSTRACT

A system of frequency allocation for a user access local area network, and uplink and downlink transmission methods thereof are provided. The system of frequency allocation for a user access local area network comprises: an information processing apparatus, a switch, a plurality of first modulators, a broadband high frequency synthesizer, a downlink amplifier, a plurality of trunk splitters, a plurality of branch splitters, a plurality of user terminal digital high frequency demodulators, a plurality of user terminal modulators, a plurality of trunk mixers, a plurality of branch mixers, an uplink amplifier, a broadband high frequency allocator and a plurality of first demodulators. The present invention uses a new communication resource configuration technology with high transparency in which every user is provided with his dedicated communication channel regardless of its busy/idle status. In addition, the present invention adopts a new physical layout construction of the user access LAN with a high frequency broadband, a high speed, and a large capacity in which passive operations without relay amplification can be achieved in the main trunk. Therefore, the seamless communication resource utilization is achieved, and the operation and communication service technology is provided which is suitable to the operation custom of the public so as to be easily learned and propagation.

FIELD OF THE INVENTION

The present invention relates to the field of a user access local areanetwork (LAN), more particularly, to a system of frequency allocation ofa user access local area network for wired communication of a digitalinformation integration application service, and uplink and downlinktransmission methods thereof.

DESCRIPTION OF THE RELATED ART

The users of the existing backbone networks such as broadcasting,telecommunication, the Internet, public information service networksaccess the LAN through the conventional technology infrastructure inwhich various networks are established separately, that is, respectivecommunication service application infrastructures are set separately inuser terminals, and in which the employed service mode evolves fromscientific computations and military applications in the early days. Theconventional technology infrastructure has the following disadvantages:operation complexity in user terminals, high technical difficulty, lowtransparency in the usage of communication resources, large differencein communication quality between busy and idle periods, and unclearnessin the division of functions and tasks within the backbone communicationnetworks etc. As a result, presently the various data communicationsystems can not put into full play their valuable advantageous in theintelligence (high speed logical operations), transmission(communication in high speed with large capacity), storage (high speedmassive information access with large capacity) of digitalizedinformation technology, and instead, the various communication servicesystems have the problems of service standards in disorder, repeatedinvestment, low efficiency in operation, and high costs. Massive wiringis used in the existing user access LANs a, resulting in a big burden onthe environment and difficulty in comprehensive distribution and use.Therefore, it is difficult to achieve the transition betweengenerations. These have all contributed to the challenging situationthat wired communication faces elimination by the mobile communicationas the main communication infrastructure of the current days. The wiredcommunication can not meet the requirements of the highly concentrateduser groups, the rapid increase of the information service traffic,increase of demands on the functionality, nor does it meet the demand ofthe transition between generations, which restricts the progression ofthe digitalized society.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

The objective of the present invention is to address the abovedisadvantages in the existing constructions and technology applications,and to provide a network construction and service applicationcommunication system for the frequency allocation of a user access LANwith respect to wired data communication of the digital informationintegration application service. The present invention adopts a newcommunication resources configuration technology with high transparencyin which every user is provided with a dedicated communication channelregardless of a busy/idle status. In addition, the present inventionadopts a new physical layout construction of the user access LAN with ahigh frequency, broad spectrum, high speed, and large capacity for apassive user access LAN which can operate without relay amplification inits main trunk. Therefore, the seamless communication resource usage canbe achieved, and the operation and communication service technology isprovided which is suitable for the working habits of the mass public andis easy to learn and use. It is possible to support the datacommunication access of the backbone networks such as broadcasting,telecommunication, the Internet, public information service networks andso on in one network and multi-functional communication within a localnetwork efficiently. The advantages of the present invention can bebetter utilized in its intelligence (high speed logical operations),transmission (communication with a high speed and large capacity), andstorage (mass information access with high speed and large capacity) ofthe digitalized information technology. Functions and tasks of thebackbone network and user access LANs are separated to achieve a highlyefficient data communication pattern and to be compatible with theexisting TCP/IP technical structure and the analog communication system.The system has advantage as follows: low overall cost; easy to constructand maintain; easy to manage; no need for wiring construction whenincreasing user capacity; little wiring; adaptability to technologyupgrades; industrial mass production of apparatuses for user accessLANs; transformation of broadcast and telecom system with low costs. Thepresent invention is suitable for the social situation of high userdensity and huge information communication. Since it efficientlysupports popular application, it is advantageous for the fastdevelopment of digitalized society.

In order to achieve the object of the present invention, a system offrequency allocation for a user access Local Area Network is provided,the system comprises: an information processing apparatus whichprocesses an input of backbone network, and generates a downlinkintegrated digital baseband signal with a plurality of user addresscodes; a switch which receives the downlink integrated digital basebandsignal generated by the information processing apparatus, and generatesmultiple downlink multiple digital baseband signals with a plurality ofuser address codes; a plurality of first modulators, each of which worksat a different frequency, receives a corresponding one of the multipledownlink multiple digital baseband signals generated by the switchaccording to a header contained in one of the plurality of user addresscodes, modulates the received downlink multiple digital baseband signal,and generates one downlink high frequency composite signal with acorresponding frequency; a broadband high frequency synthesizer whichsynthesizes the plurality of downlink high frequency composite signalsgenerated by the plurality of first modulators, and generates one firstdownlink high frequency broadband composite signal; a downlink amplifierwhich amplifies the first downlink high frequency broadband compositesignal received from the broadband high frequency synthesizer to adesign level, and generates an amplified first downlink high frequencybroadband composite signal; a plurality of trunk splitters which performgrading according to the frequency band of a main network segment andperform cascading, receive the amplified first downlink high frequencybroadband composite signal from the downlink amplifier according to themain network segment, and split the amplified first downlink highfrequency broadband composite signal into second downlink high frequencybroadband composite signals of a plurality of main network segments bythe frequency, each of which includes a plurality of sub-networksegments, wherein the plurality of main network segments correspond todifferent frequency bands, and the plurality of sub-network segmentscorrespond to different frequency bands; a plurality of branch splitterswhich correspond to respective trunk splitter groups, and each group ofbranch splitters of each trunk splitter perform grading according to thefrequency band of the plurality of sub-network segments within the rangeof main network segment and perform cascading, and each of whichreceives one of the second downlink high frequency broadband compositesignals of the one sub-network segment in correspondence with the onesub-network segment among the plurality of sub-network segments, andgenerates multiple third downlink high frequency broadband compositesignals of the one sub-network segment; a plurality of user terminaldigital high frequency demodulators each of which receives the multiplethird downlink high frequency broadband composite signals in thecorresponding sub-network segment from the corresponding one among theplurality of branch splitters, selects one of the multiple thirddownlink high frequency broadband composite signals in the sub-networksegment with the frequency corresponding to the user address codeaccording to the user address code, and demodulates it to a downlinkdigital baseband signal corresponding to the frequency; a plurality ofuser terminal modulators each of which receives a corresponding one ofthe plurality of digital baseband signals with the header of an addresscode according to a user instruction, and modulates it to an uplink highfrequency composite signal corresponding to one of the sub-networksegment frequencies of the plurality of user terminal modulators; aplurality of branch mixers which correspond to the group of the mainnetwork segments, and perform grading according to the frequency band ofthe plurality of sub-network segments within the main network segmentand perform cascading, and each of which mixes the plurality of uplinkhigh frequency composite signals received from the corresponding userterminal modulator among the plurality of user terminal modulators andthe uplink high frequency composite signal received from an adjacentlower branch mixer in the group grade by grade from low frequency tohigh frequency, and generates a first uplink high frequency broadbandcomposite signal corresponding to each lower sub-network segmentcovering the lower corresponding frequency; a plurality of trunk mixerswhich perform grading according to the frequency band of the mainnetwork segment and perform cascading, mix the first uplink highfrequency broadband composite signal received from an adjacent branchmixer in the branch mixer group corresponding to the main networksegment and the uplink high frequency broadband composite signal fromthe trunk mixer of an adjacent main network segment with a lowerfrequency band, and generate a second uplink high frequency broadbandcomposite signal corresponding to each lower main network segmentcovering the lower corresponding frequency; a uplink amplifier whichamplifies the second uplink high frequency broadband composite signalreceived from the adjacent trunk mixer, and generates an amplifieduplink integrated high frequency broadband composite signal; a broadbandhigh frequency allocator which receives the amplified uplink integratedhigh frequency broadband composite signal, and allocates the amplifieduplink integrated high frequency broadband composite signal to multipleuplink high frequency broadband composite signals; and a plurality offirst demodulators each of which receives one of the multiple uplinkhigh frequency broadband composite signals that corresponds to a userterminal frequency, performs demodulation to generate one digitaldemodulated baseband signal with a user address code, and provides thedigital demodulated baseband signal to the information processingapparatus via the switch, wherein, the information processing apparatusselects the output of the backbone network according to the header ofthe address code in the received digital demodulated baseband signal, orprovides a downlink integrated digital baseband signal with a pluralityof headers of the user dual tone multi-Frequency (DTMF) address code tothe switch.

According to another aspect of the present invention, a downlinktransmission method in a frequency allocated user access Local AreaNetwork, comprising steps of: step 1. processing an input of a backbonenetwork, and generating a downlink integrated digital baseband signalwith a plurality of user address codes; step 2. receiving the downlinkintegrated digital baseband signal generated at step 1, and generatingmultiple downlink multiple digital baseband signals with a plurality ofuser address codes; step 3. receiving a corresponding one of themultiple downlink multiple digital baseband signals generated at step 2according to a header contained in one of the a plurality of useraddress codes, modulating the received downlink multiple digitalbaseband signals, and generating one downlink high frequency compositesignal with a corresponding frequency; step 4. synthesizing theplurality of downlink high frequency composite signals generated at step3, and generating one first downlink high frequency broadband compositesignal; step 5. amplifying the first downlink high frequency broadbandcomposite signal to a design level, and generating the amplified firstdownlink high frequency broadband composite signal; step 6. receivingthe amplified first downlink high frequency broadband composite signalfrom the downlink amplifier according to the main network segment, andsplitting the amplified first downlink high frequency broadbandcomposite signal into second downlink high frequency broadband compositesignals of a plurality of main network segments by the frequency, eachof which includes a plurality of sub-network segments, wherein theplurality of main network segments correspond to different frequencybands, and the plurality of sub-network segments correspond to differentfrequency bands; step 7. receiving one of the second downlink highfrequency broadband composite signals of the one sub-network segment incorrespondence with the one sub-network segment among the plurality ofsub-network segments, and generating multiple third downlink highfrequency broadband composite signals of the one sub-network segment;and step 8. receiving the multiple third downlink high frequencybroadband composite signals in the corresponding sub-network segment,selecting one of the multiple third downlink high frequency broadbandcomposite signals in the sub-network segment with the frequencycorresponding to the user address code according to the user addresscode, and demodulating it to a downlink digital baseband signalcorresponding to the frequency.

According to another aspect of the present invention, an uplinktransmission method in a frequency allocated user access Local AreaNetwork, comprising steps of: step 1. receiving a plurality of userinstructions from a plurality of user terminal modulators; step 2.receiving a digital baseband signal corresponding to each userinstruction in a plurality of digital baseband signals with headers ofaddress codes according to the plurality of user instructions, andmodulating them to a plurality of uplink high frequency compositesignals corresponding to one of the sub-network segment frequencies ofthe plurality of user terminal modulators, wherein the plurality ofsub-network segments form a plurality of main network segments, theplurality of main network segments correspond to different frequencybands, the plurality of sub-network segments correspond to differentfrequency bands, and the frequency band of the main network segmentcovers the frequency band of the sub-network segment contained therein;step 3. mixing the plurality of uplink high frequency composite signalsreceived from the corresponding user terminal modulator among theplurality of user terminal modulators and the uplink high frequencycomposite signal received from an adjacent lower branch mixer in thegroup grade by grade from low frequency to high frequency, andgenerating a first uplink high frequency broadband composite signalcorresponding to each lower sub-network segment covering the lowercorresponding frequency, by using a plurality of branch mixers whichcorrespond to the group of the main network segments, performs gradingaccording to the frequency band of the plurality of sub-network segmentswithin the main network segment and performs cascading; step 4. mixingthe first uplink high frequency broadband composite signal received froman adjacent branch mixer in the branch mixer group corresponding to themain network segment and the uplink high frequency broadband compositesignal from the trunk mixer of an adjacent main network segment with alower frequency band, and generating a second uplink high frequencybroadband composite signal corresponding to each lower main networksegment covering the lower corresponding frequency, by using a pluralityof trunk mixers which perform grading according to the frequency band ofthe main network segment and perform cascading; step 5. amplifying thesecond uplink high frequency broadband composite signal received fromthe trunk mixer with the highest network segment frequency among theplurality of trunk mixers, and generating an amplified uplink integratedhigh frequency broadband composite signal; step 6. allocating theamplified uplink integrated high frequency broadband composite signal tomultiple uplink high frequency broadband composite signals; step 7.receiving one of the multiple uplink high frequency broadband compositesignals corresponding to the user terminal frequency respectively byusing each of the plurality of demodulators, and performing demodulationto generate multiple digital demodulated baseband signals with useraddress codes; step 8. receiving the generated multiple digitaldemodulated baseband signal, and outputting an integrated digitalbaseband signal with a plurality of headers of user dual tonemulti-Frequency (DTMF) address codes according to the header of theaddress code in the received multiple digital demodulated basebandsignals.

The present invention has the following advantages:

1. The existing user access networks of various communicationscontribute to a big portion of the system cost, and they are allconfigured separately and incompatible each other, far from meeting thedemand of the development of the modern society. The present inventionprovides a communication service integrating multiple networks into onenetwork in user access networks, realizing the compatibility of analogand digital systems, thereby supporting smooth transitions of betweengenerations of various communications and significant cost reduction.

2. The address code and communication interconnection (protocol) of thepresent invention are good for backbone network applications inbroadcasting and telecommunication for their being transmitted asinformation in the protocol of the internet. This technology is suitablefor the working habits of the mass public, easy to learn and use, and isdesign and developed for mass propagation and application.

3. The present invention supports various communication protocols,especially digitalized information applications in industries likebroadcasting, telecommunication, electronic government business,electronic business, and brings benefits in industry upgrades. Most ofthe times, only execution programs need be changed in a new upgrade, sothat large economic loss due to the wash out of hardware apparatusescaused by system upgrades.

4. The separation of tasks and functionalities between the backbonenetwork and user networks can greatly increase the operation efficiencyof the backbone network, reduce the overhead of the uselesscommunication, and promote the expansion of functions in variousindustries (that is, only core technology is added with littleconsideration in the investment for renovation of the user access LAN).

5. Only application databases are needed for various services (which canalso be interactive) in the society, for accessing the backbone network.

6. The signals Us1-Usn can be directly input to the digital terminal fordisplay, but they also can be A/D converted and input to the existinganalog TV applications.

7. The capacity remaining after the allocation of the uplink to theusers can be used for the security protection, TV monitoring, user meterreading within the area, so as to take the place of the integrationlayout completely.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is a schematic circuit block diagram of frequency allocation fora user access LAN in a digital information integration communicationservice application according to the embodiment of the presentinvention;

FIG. 2 is a flowchart of a downlink operation in frequency allocation ofa user access LAN according to the present invention;

FIG. 3 is a flowchart of an uplink operation in frequency allocation ofa user access LAN according to the present invention;

FIG. 4A is a schematic circuit diagram of a high frequency digitalmodulator according to an embodiment of the present invention;

FIG. 4B is a schematic circuit diagram of a high frequency digitaldemodulator according to an embodiment of the present invention;

FIG. 4C is a schematic circuit diagram of a user terminal modulatoraccording to an embodiment of the present invention;

FIG. 5A is a schematic diagram of a uplink transmission networkaccording to the present invention;

FIG. 5B is a schematic diagram of a downlink transmission networkaccording to the present invention;

FIG. 6 is a schematic circuit diagram of a user terminal deviceaccording to an embodiment of the present invention; and

FIG. 7 is a schematic circuit diagram of a user terminal remotecontrolling device according to an embodiment of the present invention.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF EXEMPLARY EMBODIMENTS OF THE PRESENT INVENTION

Reference will now be made in detail to the present embodiments of thepresent invention.

FIG. 1 is the schematic circuit block diagram of frequency allocationfor a user access LAN in the digital information integrationcommunication service application according to the embodiment of thepresent invention. As shown in FIG. 1, the frequency allocated useraccess LAN of wired communication in a digital information integrationapplication service comprises: an information processing apparatus (notshown) which may adopt a network server; a network switch (not shown);high frequency digital modems T1, T2, T3 and Tn at the datacommunication front end; downlink network cable medium Tx1, Tx2, Tx3,Txn; uplink network cable medium Ts1, Ts2, Ts3, Tsn; downlink trunkcable medium Yx in; uplink trunk cable medium Ys; downlink branch cablemedium Yx1, Yx2, Yx3, Yxn; uplink branch cable medium Ys1, Ys2, Ys3,Ysn; a high frequency broadband synthesizer H; a high frequencybroadband allocator HF; a downlink amplifier Dx which employs cable TVdevices and standards; a uplink amplifier Dy which employs cable TVdevices and standards; a plurality of downlink trunk splitters Fx1, Fx2,Fx3, Fxn; a plurality of downlink branch splitters Fx; a plurality ofuplink trunk mixers Fs1, Fs2, Fs3, Fsn; a plurality of uplink branchmixers Fs; high frequency digital demodulators Tj1, Tj2, Tj3, Tjn at theuser terminals; high frequency digital modulators Td1, Td2, Td3, Tdn atthe user terminals, different types of high frequency digital modulatorsand demodulators being selected for possessing different frequency bandsand providing services at different communication rates; and the matchedresistor R at the link terminal which generally adopts a 75Ω groundresistor.

In order to avoid cross talk, band pass filters can be added at theoutput end of the each downlink splitter and the input end of the eachuplink mixer. The central frequency corresponds to the allocatedfrequency, that is, in the spectrum range within the cut-off frequencyof the network cable medium.

In FIG. 1, W1, W2, W3, Wn are digital bidirectional baseband signals forboth the uplink and downlink; Ux1, Ux2, Ux3, Ux4 are downlink digitalbaseband signals at the user terminal; and Us1, Us2, Us3, Us4 are uplinkdigital baseband signals at the user terminal. According to anembodiment of the present invention, in order to improve informationcapacity, these network cable medium Tx1-Txn, Ts1-Tsn, Yx, Ys, Yx1-Yxn,Ys1-Ysn can use high frequency coaxial-cables, such as a series ofproducts including SYKV-75-, SYWV-75- in China, TFC-T10-500, Trilgymc^20.44-1.0 in U.S., NOKIA-Sm3 in Finland and so on.

As shown in FIG. 1, a front end server is set in the user accessnetwork, so as to connect to the network switch and backbone networks(such as broadcasting, telecommunication, the Internet and publicinformation service) through LAN trunk ports. The user port of theserver LAN connects to the network switch, and the user port of thenetwork switch connects to the high frequency digital modems T1-Tnthrough a twisted pair cable, so as to transmit the digital basebandsignals W1-Wn. The user port of the network switch is set to a fixeddefault user recognized status (not for PC user), and the externalstorage of the front end server is divided into: 1. an operation area,mainly for serving the operation system and operation applicationsoftware; 2. a public information storage area, mainly for sharinginformation service among the users within the area; 3. a managementarea, mainly for managing information service within an area; 4. adedicated user area, as the maximum application area of an externalstorage, which sets the storage area to various dedicated user fileareas with different capacities according to the number of the users anduser application levels, and every user sets a different 8-bit dual tonecode name as the dedicated communication address code of the respectiveuser, which the server grants the user.

The downlink information with a header of the 8-bit DTMF dual tone codeaddress processed by the server couples to the network switch trunk portvia the LAN port and the user port of the network switch, so as to formthe downlink signals in the digital bidirectional baseband signals W1-Wnfor the uplink and downlink. The W1-Wn couple to the downlink input portof the high frequency digital modems T1-Tn respectively via twisted paircables. The high frequency digital modems T1-Tn each operate underdesignated dedicated central frequencies and frequency bandwidths,operations of which are controlled by the respective trigger circuitsfor unique 8-bit dual tone codes in a dedicated area. Only when there isa signal with a dual tone code header of the corresponding digitalinformation, do the trigger circuits power on and work. The triggercircuits power off and stop working if triggered by a tail dual tonetrigger signal after the information transmission is completed, therebyensuring that every granted user exclusively owns the downlink channelof one or more dedicated frequencies. The downlink baseband digitalsignal is modulated to multiple high frequency composite signals withdifferent frequencies by the high frequency digital modems T1-Tn, andthe multiple high frequency composite signals are input to the inputport of the high frequency broadband synthesizer H via the networkcables Tx1-Txn so as to become one high frequency broadband compositesignal, which is input to the input port of the downlink amplifier Dxvia the output port with high frequency coaxial-cables. The highfrequency broadband composite signal with a predetermined field strengthafter being amplified, couples to the downlink trunk Yx via the outputport, and to the splitters Fx1-Fxn in the trunk Yx, and is then dividedinto respective downlink branches Yx1-Yxn for the designated dedicatedfrequency bands. Among them, the branches near the downlink amplifier Dxoperate at high frequency bands, and the central frequencies of the userdemodulators which the branches support are all granted allocationwithin the high frequency bands, while the branches at the far end inturn operate at intermediate and low frequency bands. The downlink highfrequency broadband composite signal couples to the input ports of theuser high frequency digital demodulators Tj1-Tjn via the splitter Fxwith high frequency coaxial-cables. The functional configuration andoperating central frequency of the high frequency digital demodulatorsTj1-Tjn for each user should be set to correspond with those of the highfrequency digital modems T1-Tn. The high frequency composite signal withthe dedicated frequency that the user has specified is selected by thefrequency selection of the high frequency digital demodulators Tj1-Tjn,and the respective digital baseband signals Ux1-Uxn are output from theoutput ports after the demodulation process, so as to form the downlinkdata communication from the server to respective users.

The uplink digital baseband signals Us1-Usn with the private 8-bit dualtone code headers of respective users are respectively coupled to theinput ports of the users' high frequency digital modulators Td1-Tdn, andare modulated to multiple high frequency composite signals withdifferent frequencies. The multiple high frequency composite signals aremixed into the uplink branches Ys1-Ysn by the mixer Fs, and through amixing process of the mixers Fs1-Fsn, form an uplink high frequencybroadband composite signal. The uplink high frequency broadbandcomposite signal couples to the input port of the uplink amplifier Dxvia the uplink trunk Ys. The frequency ranges of the uplink trunks Ysand uplink branches Ys1-Ysn are set under the same principle as for thedownlink trunk, while their transmission directions are opposite to thatof the downlink trunk. The operating central frequency and functionalconfiguration of the high frequency digital modulators Td1-Tdn are setto be equivalent and correspond with the demodulation frequency of thehigh frequency digital modems T1-Tn. The high frequency composite signalis amplified by the uplink amplifier Dx to a predetermined signal fieldstrength and coupled to the input port of the high frequency broadbandallocator HF via the output port with a high frequency coaxial-cable.The multiple high frequency composite signal output from the output portof the high frequency broadband allocator HF couples to the input portof the uplink digital demodulators of the high frequency digital modemsT1-Tn via the network cables Ts1-Tsn, and the uplink digital basebandsignal with the 8-bit dual tone code header in the digital bidirectionalbaseband signals W1-Wn for both the uplink and downlink are frequencyselected and demodulated. The respective user ports of the networkswitch are connected with each other via twisted pair cables, andconnected to the LAN port of the server via the trunk port of thenetwork switch to submit the information for the server to process, soas to form the uplink data communication transmission within the useraccess LAN.

The server connects to backbone networks such as the broadcasting,telecommunication, the Internet and public information service networksrespectively via a backbone network interface, so that all the userswithin the user access LAN share a group of the relay communicationservices of the telecommunication backbone network, share one internetdomain name service, and share the intellectual (high speed logicaloperation) services such as routing, switching, digital signalprocessing of the server. The various shared information needed by theusers within the present network are downloaded to a public informationarea from various upper level databases (to be claimed in a separateapplication), and network web sites are downloaded to the publicinformation area via the trunk packets with a high speed and a largecapacity, for users' use and selection within the network; subscriptionor instant information that the users within the network have booked ondemand is downloaded from various upper level databases at a high rateto user private file storage areas for a user's instant use or use atany moment. The server selects the backbone network link required forcommunication with external networks according to the user request forthe external communication, and handle the file packets transmission inan intensive manner for adapting to the high speed transmission invarious backbone networks, or multi-user integrate download of the sameinformation (in which multiple address headers are added to one file),according to the information type, so that the server undertakes thetask of separating the functionalities of the backbone network and theuser access LAN and the backbone network is mainly responsible for longdistance transmission of the intensive communication at a high speed.Therefore, the backbone network is not constrained by the users and theoperation efficiency is increased. When a terminal user sends out arequest instruction with its 8-bit DTMF dual tone code, the serverimmediately sends down to the user an application service interface or aclassification information menu with decimal signs. The user can clickor send out a decimal sign so as to request a service from the server.The server sets the information that the user requests to be sent withinor outside the network to carry a header of a 8-bit DTMF dual toneaddress code of the corresponding user, to facilitate routing andswitching in various backbone networks and easy recognition by the frontend switch or server of the called user access LAN (including theexisting analogy network). The various information required to bedelivered to the user in the downlink are all added with the header ofthe 8-bit dual tone address code of this user, so that the respectiveuser can receive the required downlink digital baseband signals Ux1-Uxn.A service classification identification code is added into the headercode, of the various kinds of uplink or downlink information withdifferent functions for separately processing the functionalclassification received by the front end server and the terminal. Amongthe service classification identification codes, AXX indicatesbroadcasting: A01 is for movies and TV, A02 for a music language (singleaudio), . . . ; BXX indicates telecommunication: B01 is for languagespeech, B02 for video speech, . . . ; ABXX indicates electronicgovernment business, . . . ; C110 indicates a public emergency alarmdirection, C119 indicates a fire alarm, C121 indicates a weatherdisaster alarm, C120 indicates a traffic emergency and so on. Acorresponding control circuit is provided in the audio circuit of theuser terminal, and the control circuit can automatically power themaster on from its power-off state when the information described abovearrives, and can automatically switch to the emergency state from anormal use state, can automatically keep a proper volume to secure anemergency alarm effect, and can automatically shut off or switch to anormal use state after the completion of the alarm. DXX is the codespecial for a shut-off tail trigger. For example, D01 indicates ashut-off of T1-Tn, DC is for a shut-off of the terminal, and D9XX is fora shut-off of the terminal home appliances. The long-distance controlport of the home appliances is provided in the terminal, so that theuser can control the operation of the home appliances at home by usinghis telephone or cell phone. When the user gets through the terminal athome, he/she presses B91 for the air conditioner, B92 for the microwaveoven, B93 for the electric rice cooker, B94 for the lamp and B95 for thesecurity alarm system. The PC users within the network use TCP/IPcommunication protocol, still enjoying support from the server.

Analog modems can be used in the network according to the presentinvention to be compatible with analog communication. For example, thetelephone communication with wired telephone networking as disclosed inthe patents Nos. 03128252.0 and 03254677.7 and the cable broadcastingdisclosed in the patents Nos. 00259541.1 and 02290681.9, all of whichwere filed by the applicant, may be used, for the compatible operationof digital and analog communication so as to support the stabletransition in broadcasting or telecommunication.

As shown in FIG. 1, in the frequency allocation of the user access localarea network system for digital information comprehensive communicationservice applications according to an embodiment of the presentinvention, an information processing apparatus (not shown) processesinput from the community backbone network and generates a downlinkintegrated digital baseband signal with a plurality of user addresscodes. A switch (not shown) receives the downlink integrated digitalbaseband signal generated by the information processing apparatus andgenerates multiple downlink multiple digital baseband signals W1-Wn withthe plurality of user address codes. Each modulator of a plurality ofhigh frequency digital modems T1-Tn, each of which operates at adifferent frequency, receives a corresponding one of the multipledownlink digital baseband signals W1-Wn generated by the switchaccording to the header contained in one of the plurality of useraddress codes, modulates the received downlink multiple digital basebandsignals, and generates a downlink high frequency compound signal of acorresponding frequency. A plurality of downlink high frequency compoundsignals generated by each modulator are represented as Tx1-Txn. A highfrequency broadband synthesizer H synthesizes the plurality of downlinkhigh frequency composite signals Tx1-Txn generated by the plurality ofmodulators and generates a downlink high frequency broadband compositesignal. A downlink amplifier Dx amplifies the downlink high frequencybroadband composite signal received from the high frequency broadbandsynthesizer H to a design level so as to generate an amplified downlinkhigh frequency broadband composite signal. A plurality of trunksplitters Fx1-Fxn are graded and cascade connected according to thefrequency band of the main network segment, and are used to receive theamplified downlink high frequency broadband composite signal from thedownlink amplifier Dx according to the main network segment, and tosplit the amplified downlink high frequency broadband composite signal,according to the frequency, into downlink high frequency broadbandcomposite signals of a plurality of the main network segments. Herein,the frequencies corresponding to the plurality of the main networksegments are different from each other, and the frequenciescorresponding to a plurality of secondary network segments are differentfrom each other, wherein each of the plurality of the main networksegments includes a plurality of corresponding secondary networksegments. A plurality of branch splitters Fx are grouped correspondinglyto each trunk splitter, and each group of the branch splitterscorresponding each trunk splitter are graded and cascade connectedaccording to the frequencies of the plurality of secondary networksegments within the range of the main network segment. Each branchsplitter is used to receive one of the downlink high frequency broadbandcomposite signals of a secondary network segment corresponding to one ofthe plurality of the secondary network segments, and generates multiplethird downlink high frequency broadband composite signals of thesecondary network segment. The frequency allocation user access localnetwork system of the present invention allows multiple users to operatesimultaneously, and each user corresponds to a user terminal digitalhigh frequency demodulator. One of a plurality of the user terminaldigital high frequency demodulators Tj1-Tjn receives the multipledownlink high frequency broadband composite signals in a correspondingsecondary network segment from the corresponding one of the plurality ofbranch splitters Fx, selects one of the multiple downlink high frequencybroadband composite signals having a frequency corresponding to the useraddress code in the secondary network segment according to the useraddress code, and demodulates the downlink high frequency broadbandcomposite signal into a downlink digital baseband signal correspondingthe frequency. Described above is the downlink portion of the frequencyallocation user access local network system of the present invention.

During the uplink processing, each of a plurality of user terminalmodulators Td1-Tdn corresponding to respective users receives acorresponding one of a plurality of digital baseband signals with theaddress code header according to a user instruction, and modulates thedigital baseband signal into a uplink high frequency composite signalcorresponding to one of the frequencies of the secondary networksegments of the plurality of user terminal modulators. A plurality ofbranch mixers Fs correspond to the group of the main network segments,and are graded and cascade connected according to the frequency bands ofthe plurality of secondary network segments within the range of the mainnetwork segment. Each branch mixer is used to mix, from low frequency tohigh frequency grade by grade, a plurality of uplink high frequencycomposite signals received from the corresponding user terminalmodulator among the plurality of user terminal modulators Td1-Tdn andthe uplink high frequency composite signal received from an adjacentlower branch mixer Fs in the corresponding group, and generates anuplink high frequency broadband composite signal corresponding torespective lower secondary network segments covering the correspondinglower frequencies. A plurality of trunk mixers Fs1-Fsn which are gradedand cascade connected according to the frequency bands of the mainnetwork segment mix the uplink high frequency broadband composite signalreceived from the adjacent branch mixer among a group of the branchmixers corresponding to the main network segment and the uplink highfrequency broadband composite signal having a lower frequency band fromthe trunk mixer of the adjacent main network segment, and generateuplink high frequency broadband composite signals corresponding to therespective lower main network segments covering the corresponding lowerfrequency bands. Then, the uplink amplifier Dy amplifies the uplink highfrequency broadband composite signal received from an adjacent trunkmixer Fs1, and generate an amplified uplink integrated high frequencybroadband composite signal. Next, a broadband high frequency allocatorHF receives the amplified uplink integrated high frequency broadbandcomposite signal, and allocates the amplified uplink integrated highfrequency broadband composite signal to multiple uplink high frequencybroadband composite signals Ts1-Tsn. Each of the demodulators of theplurality of high frequency digital modems T1-Tn receives one of themultiple uplink high frequency broadband composite signals Ts1-Tsn whichcorresponds to a frequency of the user terminal, performs demodulationto generate a digital demodulated baseband signal corresponding to theuser address code, and provides the generated digital demodulatedbaseband signal to the information processing apparatus via the switch.The information processing apparatus selects the community backbonenetwork output or provides the downlink integrated digital basebandsignal with a plurality of headers of the user dual tone address code tothe switch according to the header with the address code in the receiveddigital demodulated baseband signal.

The uplink and downlink operations of the frequency allocation useraccess local network system will be described below in connection withthe accompanying drawings. FIG. 2 is a flowchart of a downlink operationof the frequency allocation user access local network system accordingto the present invention. In step S210, the information processingapparatus processes input from the community backbone network andgenerates a downlink integrated digital baseband signal with a pluralityof user address codes. In step S220, the switch receives the downlinkintegrated digital baseband signal with the plurality of user addresscodes from the information processing apparatus, and hereby generatesmultiple downlink multiple digital baseband signals W1-Wn with theplurality of user address codes. In step S230, each of modulators of thehigh frequency digital modems T1-Tn, each of which operates at thedifferent frequency respectively, receives a corresponding one ofmultiple downlink multiple digital baseband signals W1-Wn from theswitch according to the header contained in one of the plurality of useraddress codes, modulates the received downlink multiple digital basebandsignals, and generates a downlink high frequency composite signal at acorresponding frequency. A plurality of downlink high frequencycomposite signals generated by respective modulators are represented asTx1-Txn. Next, in step S240, the high frequency broadband synthesizer Hsynthesizes the plurality of downlink high frequency composite signalsTx1-Txn generated by the plurality of modulators and generates a firstdownlink high frequency broadband composite signal. In step S250, thedownlink amplifier Dx amplifies the first downlink high frequencybroadband composite signal to a design level so as to generate anamplified first downlink high frequency broadband composite signal. Instep S260, a plurality of trunk splitters Fx1-Fxn receives the amplifiedfirst downlink high frequency broadband composite signal according tothe main network segment, and splits the amplified first downlink highfrequency broadband composite signal into second downlink high frequencybroadband composite signals of a plurality of the main network segments,wherein each of the plurality of the main network segments includes aplurality of corresponding secondary network segments, the frequenciescorresponding to the plurality of the main network segments aredifferent from each other, and the frequencies corresponding to theplurality of secondary network segments are different from each other.In step S270, each of the plurality of trunk splitters Fx1-Fxn receivesone of the second downlink high frequency broadband composite signals ofa secondary network segment corresponding to one of the plurality of thesecondary network segments, and generates multiple third downlink highfrequency broadband composite signals of the secondary network segment.Finally, in step S280, the respective user terminal digital highfrequency demodulators Tj1-Tjn receive the multiple third downlink highfrequency composite signals in a corresponding secondary networksegment, selects one of the multiple third downlink high frequencycomposite signals having a frequency corresponding to the user addresscode in the secondary network segment according to the user addresscode, and demodulates selected third downlink high frequency compositesignal into a downlink digital baseband signal corresponding to thefrequency. Accordingly, the downlink operation of the frequencyallocation user access local network system according to the presentinvention is completed.

FIG. 3 is a flowchart of an uplink operation of the frequency allocationuser access local network system according to the present invention. Asshown in FIG. 3, in step S310, a plurality of user terminal modulatorsTd1-Tdn receive a plurality of user instructions. In step S320, each ofthe plurality of user terminal modulators Td1-Tdn receives a digitalbaseband signal corresponding to the respective user instructions amonga plurality of digital baseband signals with the address code header,and modulates the digital baseband signals into a plurality of uplinkhigh frequency composite signals corresponding to the frequencies of thesecondary network segments of the plurality of user terminal modulators,wherein the plurality of secondary network segments constitute aplurality of main network segments, the frequencies corresponding to theplurality of the main network segments are different from each other,the frequencies corresponding to the plurality of secondary networksegments are different from each other, and the frequency band of eachmain network segment covers the frequency bands of the secondary networksegments contained in the main network segment. Next, in step S330, aplurality of branch mixers Fs, which correspond to the group of the mainnetwork segments and are graded and cascade connected according to thefrequencies of the plurality of secondary network segments within therange of the main network segment, mix a plurality of uplink highfrequency composite signals received from the corresponding userterminal modulator among the plurality of user terminal modulators andthe uplink high frequency composite signal received from an adjacentlower branch mixer in the group from low frequency to high frequencygrade by grade, and generates an uplink high frequency broadbandcomposite signal corresponding to the respective lower secondary networksegments covering the corresponding lower frequencies. In step S340, aplurality of trunk mixers Fs1-Fsn, which are graded and cascadeconnected according to the frequencies of the main network segment, mixthe first uplink high frequency broadband composite signal received froman adjacent branch mixer in a group of the branch mixers correspondingto the main network segment and the uplink high frequency broadbandcomposite signal from the trunk mixer of the adjacent main networksegment having a lower frequency, and generate uplink high frequencybroadband composite signals corresponding to the respective lower mainnetwork segments covering the corresponding lower frequencies. Then, instep S350, an uplink amplifier Dy amplifies the uplink high frequencybroadband composite signal received from a trunk mixer having thehighest frequency among the plurality of trunk mixers Fs1-Fsn, andgenerates an amplified uplink integrated high frequency broadbandcomposite signal. Next, in step S360, a broadband high frequencyallocator HF allocates the amplified uplink integrated high frequencybroadband composite signal to multiple uplink high frequency broadbandcomposite signals Ts1-Tsn. In step S370, each of demodulators of theplurality of high frequency digital modems T1-Tn respectively receivesone of the multiple uplink high frequency broadband composite signalswhich corresponds to a frequency of the user terminal, and performsdemodulation to generate multiple digital demodulated baseband signalscorresponding to the user address code. Finally, in step S380, thegenerated multiple digital demodulated baseband signals are received,and an integrated digital baseband signal with a plurality of headers ofthe user dual tone address code are output according to the header ofthe address code in the received multiple digital demodulated basebandsignals. The integrated digital baseband signal with a plurality ofheaders of the user dual tone address code is provided to theinformation processing apparatus via the switch. Based on the userinstruction, the information processing apparatus selects the communitybackbone network for output or provides the downlink integrated digitalbaseband signal with a plurality of headers of the user dual toneaddress code to the switch according to the header of the address codein the received digital demodulated baseband signal.

FIGS. 4A-4C are schematic circuit diagrams of the digital high frequencymodulator and demodulator according to the present invention. FIG. 4A isa circuit schematic diagram of the digital high frequency modulator. Inthe digital high frequency modulator, IC1 is an application specificintegrated circuit for DTMF decoding, and a YN9101, in which circuitsfor logical processing, sine wave generating and clock oscillating areprovided, is used in this embodiment. Pin 9 and pin 10 of the IC1connect to a crystal oscillator HL so as to ensure clocksynchronization. IC2 is an application specific integrated circuit forDTMF transcoding, and a CD4028, in which a logical processing circuit isprovided to transcoding a binary DTMF signal into a decimal code, isused in this embodiment. D1, D2, D3, D4, D5, D6, D7, D8, D9 and D10 areunidirectional thyristors. D1 through D8 form a power-on address codecombining circuit, and D9 and D10 form a power-off code circuit. Thepower-on address code combining circuit and the power-off code circuitconstitute a dual tone code switch circuit in the present invention. G1is a transistor. Resistors R1 and R2 form G1's base bias circuit, R3 isG1's emitter resistor, and R4 is used as G1's collector load resistorand current-limiting protective resistor. K is a normal close relay.Control terminals of D1 through D8 connect respectively to decimal pins6, 5, 3, 7, 8, 2, 4 and 9 of the application specific integrated circuitIC2 for dual tone transcoding, so as to form an address code of65378249. D10 and D9 connect to pin D and pin 0 respectively, form apower-off circuit with K, and together with the application specificintegrated circuit IC1 for dual tone decoding, the application specificintegrated circuit IC2, GI and peripheral elements, form a dedicatedpower-on/off coding trigger circuit. When the digital signals W1-Wn fromthe switch contain the DTMF signal coded as 65378249, the digital signalis converted into a dual tone signal through a digital analog convertingcircuit (PCM), and input into pin 7 of the application specificintegrated circuit IC1 for dual tone decoding. The two groups of digitalbinary dual tone signals output from pins 1, 2, 3 and 4 of IC1 are inputinto the corresponding pins 12, 11, 10 and 13 of IC2, and transcoded andoutput as decimal numbers 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10, andcharacters #, *, A, B, C and D via the application specific integratedcircuit IC2 for dual tone transcoding. If the output is 65378249, D1 toD8 are triggered sequentially to be turned on. The base bias voltage isprovided to G1 via R1 and R2, so that G1 gets turned on and suppliespower to the back end circuit from its emitter (If the power is not cutoff after D1 to D8 are turned on, D1 to D8 are always on and operatedreliably). When information transmission is completed, D9 and D10 aretriggered to be turned on upon the arrival of signals D and 0 in thetail. At this time, a current flows through the working coil of K whichthen acts, so that the contact of A and B is open, and then all ofthyristors D1 to D10 are in an off state because the power is cut off,and G1 loses the base bias voltage, thereby being turned off. Theemitter of G1 which has lost power can not output to the back endcircuit. At this time, K loses power, so that the contact of 1 and 2closes again and the trigger circuit is in the standby state.

IC3 is a digital high frequency modulation integrated circuit, and aTx6000, in which an SAW resonator, an SAW filter, an RF amplifier, amodulation circuit and a bias control circuit are provided, is used inthis embodiment. Pin 17 functions as a state control. When a signalinput into pin 17 is at a high level, IC3 operates in an emission state,and when the signal is at a low level, IC3 is in a standby state. L1 isa serial matching coil, L2 is a protective coil, C11 is a couplingcapacitor, and coils L3 and C12 form a frequency selection resonancecircuit in which the receiving frequency can vary as the capacitance andinductance vary. C2 is a high frequency transistor, resistors R5 and R6are base bias resistors of G2, and R7 is an emitter resistor of G2.Inductors L7, L6 and L5, capacitors C1, C2, C3 and C4, and highfrequency magnetic cores H1 and H2, and G2 form a frequency conversionamplifying circuit together. G3 is a high frequency amplifyingtransistor, resistor R8 is a base bias resistor, R9 is an emitterresistor, R10 is a collector load resistor, capacitors C6, C7, C8, C9and inductor L9 form a filter circuit, C8 functions as a couplingcapacitor simultaneously, resistors R1, R12 and R13 form an impedancematching circuit, and RF functions as a high frequency output port. C14and C5 are bypass capacitors, C9, C10 and C13 are filter capacitors, R15is a filter resistor, and R14 is a damping resistor. The downlinkdigital signal with a user address code among W1-Wn makes the digitalmodulation high frequency circuit having a dedicated frequencyexclusively for the user to switch on and operate. The signal is inputinto pin 7 of IC3 via R14, converted into a high frequency compositesignal and output via pin 20 after it is processed by the internalcircuit, passes L1 and C11, then tuned to selected frequency via C12 andL3, and coupled to the base of G2 via L4. After the signal is convertedto a user authorized frequency through a frequency conversion circuitformed by G2 and peripheral elements, it is coupled to the base of G3via L7 and L8 and output to Tx1-Txn via C6, C7, R11, R12 and RF after itis amplified by G3.

FIG. 4B is a circuit schematic diagram of the digital high frequencydemodulator. In the digital high frequency demodulator, G1 is a highfrequency and frequency conversion transistor, H1 and H2 are highfrequency magnetic cores, G1, H1, H2, inductors L3, L4 and L5, andcapacitors C3, C4, C5 and C6 form a frequency conversion amplifyingcircuit all together, resistors R1 and R2 are the base bias resistors ofG1, R3 is an emitter resistor, G2 is a high frequency amplifyingtransistor, R4 is a base bias resistor, R5 is a collector load resistor,R6 is an emitter resistor, capacitor C7 is an emitter bypass capacitor.IC1 is a digital high frequency demodulation integrated circuit, and anRx600, in which an SAW filter, an SAW delayer, an RF amplifier, a datalimiter, a wave detector, a low pass filter and the like are provided,is used in this embodiment. Pins 17 and 18 of IC1 are connected inparallel and then connected to R/S state control. IC1 is on when R/Sstate is at a high level, and IC1 is in a standby state with low powerconsumption when R/S state is at a low level. R11, R12 and R13 are levelclip resistors, R14 is a bandwidth control resistor, R10 and R15 are RFamplifying bias resistors, C12 and C13 are bypass capacitors, C14 is acoupling capacitor of pins 5 and 6, C10 and C11 are decouplingcapacitors, resistors R7, R8 and R9 form a impedance matching circuit,capacitors C8, C9, C15 and inductor L9 form a filter circuit, L7 is amatching inductor, L8 is a protective inductor, and C8 functions as acoupling capacitor simultaneously. The circuit shown in FIG. 4B, whichis a user demodulator, and the circuit shown in FIG. 4A are combinedinto high frequency digital modems T1-Tn at the front end. The highfrequency composite signals Vjs from Fx or TS1-TSn are coupled to afrequency selection tuning circuit formed by L1 and C2 so that thesignal needed by itself is selected, and the selected frequency can varyas the capacitance of C2 and inductance of L1 vary. The selected signalis coupled to the base of G1 via L2, converted to a designated frequencythrough a frequency conversion amplifying circuit formed by G1. Thedesignated frequency can vary as capacitances of C3, C4, C5 and C6 orinductances of L3, L4 and L5 vary. The signal is then coupled to thebase of G2 via L6, coupled by C8 and C9 and converted into have theimpedance required by IC1 via R7, R8 and R9 after it is amplified by G2,input into pin 20 of the digital high frequency demodulation circuitIC1, processed by the internal circuit of IC2, and output as a digitalbaseband signal Uxs at pin 7. The signal Uxs is an uplink signal in userterminals Ux1-Uxn or W1-Wn at the front end.

FIG. 4C is a circuit schematic diagram of the digital high frequencymodulator at the user terminal. In FIG. 4C, IC1 is a digital highfrequency modulation integrated circuit, and a Tx6000, in which an SAWresonator, an SAW filter, an RF amplifier, a modulation circuit and abias control circuit are provided, is used in this embodiment. L1 is aserial matching coil, L2 is a parallel protective coil, C12 and C13 aredecoupling bypass capacitor, and R10 is a decoupling resistor. C1 is acoupling capacitor, and capacitor C2 and inductor L3 form a frequencyselection tuning circuit. L4 is a coupling coil, G1 is a high frequencyand frequency conversion amplifying transistor, R1 and R2 are base biasresistors of G1, C3 is a bypass capacitor, and R3 is an emitter resistorof G1. Capacitors C4, C5, C6 and C7, inductors L5, L6 and L7, highfrequency magnetic cores H1 and H2 and G1 form a frequency conversionamplifying circuit all together, L8 is a coupling inductor, G2 is a highfrequency amplifying transistor, R4 is a base bias resistor of G2, andR5 is an emitter resistor. C8 is a bypass capacitor, and R6 is acollector load resistor. Capacitors C9, C10, C11 and inductor L9 form afilter circuit, capacitor C9 functions as coupling capacitorsimultaneously, resistors R7, R8 and R9 form an impedance matchingcircuit, and RF is a radio frequency output port. R10 is a dumpingresistor. The digital baseband signal Us of a user terminal is input viapin 7 of IC1 and output as a high frequency composite signal from pin 20after it is processed by the internal circuit, and coupled via L1 and C1to the frequency selection circuit formed by C2 and L3. The selectedfrequency can vary as the capacitance of C2 or inductance of L3 varies.The signal is then coupled to the base of G1 via L4, converted to adesignated frequency authorized by the user through the frequencyconversion amplifying circuit formed by G1 and other peripheralelements. The designated frequency can vary as the capacitances of C4,C5, C6 and C7 or inductances of L5, L6 and L7 vary. The signal is thencoupled to the base of G2 via L8, output by the collector via C9, C10,R7 and R8 to RF after it is amplified by G2, and connected to the highfrequency coaxial cable so as to be input into the uplink cable.

FIGS. 5A and 5B are circuit schematic diagrams of the downlink highfrequency transmission network according to the present invention.

The network cables shown in FIGS. 5A and 5B adopt high frequency coaxialcables, for example Trilogync^2 0.500 coaxial cable of United States.For the technical standard and parameters used in the circuit, one canrefer to the “Cable Television”, by Meijun Cen and Chengfang Yu,FuDanPress and “Engineering Design and Maintenance of BroadcastTelevision Transmission Network”, by Yong Li, Xinyu Da and Huamin Cao,Publishing House of Electronics Industry. Table 1 shows an analysis ofthe working performance of various series of high frequency coaxialcables at different frequency bands and transmission distances, toexplain the design advantages of the transmission communication networkaccording to the present invention.

TABLE 1 Working performance of various series of the high frequencycoaxial cables at different frequency bands and transmission distances.Frequency 800 MHZ 600 MHZ 400 MHZ 200 MHZ 30 MHZ 5 MHZ SYKV-75-9 11.5 db9.0 db 6.5 db 5.2 db 2.6 db 1.4 db MC² 0.500 6.17 db 5.32 db 4.35 db3.04 db 1.15 db 1.0 db Signal attenuation per 100 meters at eachfrequency band 110 db (output of the amplifier) Field 200 Intensitymeters of Each SYKV- 87 db 92 db 97 db 99.6 db 104.8 db 107.2 dbFrequency 75-9 Band at MC² 97.60 db 99.36 db 101.3 db 103.92 db 107.7 db108 db Different 0.500 Transmission 400 Distance meters SYKV- 64 db 74db 84 db 89.2 db 99.6 db 104.4 db 75-9 MC² 85.32 db 88.7 db 92.6 db97.84 db 105.4 db 106 db 0.500 600 meters SYKV- 41 db 56 db 71 db 78.8db 94.4 db 101.6 db 75-9 MC² 72.9 db 78.08 db 82.9 db 91.76 db 103.1 db104 db 0.500 800 meters SYKV- 18 db 38 db 58 db 68.4 db 89.7 db 98.8 db75-9 MC² 60.64 db 67.44 db 75.2 db 85.68 db 100.8 db 102 db 0.500 1000meters SYKV- −5 db 20 db 45 db 58 db 84 db 96 db 75-9 MC² 48.3 db 56.8db 66.5 db 79.6 db 98.5 db 100 db 0.500

The above table indicates that the attenuation of signal is moresignificant as the working frequency becomes higher. In a traditionaltechnical structure, the transmission performance of low frequency bandsis sacrificed for a higher communication frequency. Thus, a large amountof equalization and slope control is used in the network for suppressingamplification of a low frequency band signal, which causes a hugeresource waste. The designing principle of the present invention is toauthorize each user a dedicated channel with a dedicated frequency,which can assign a working frequency depending on how far the distanceis, seamless use transmission feature of high frequency coaxial cablesat respective frequency bands, and omit equalization and slope controlin the circuits. This can make the primary amplification transmitfurther than 1000 m (a relay amplification has to be made in less than200 m to compensate for the high frequency loss in an 800 MHz network),and the field strength of low frequency band is maintained 84-98.5 db at1000 m.

FIG. 5A is a schematic diagram of downlink transmission networkaccording to the present invention. The CATV technical standard is usedin design shown in the drawing. The UH is a downlink high frequencycomposite signal, which outputs, after being amplified by Mic 7230A, afield strength of 110 db (the highest 120 db output can be used in thetrunk with no more than 3 levels amplification), is downward transmittedvia a Triligymc^2 0.500 high frequency cable, and two branch-trunks aresplit out by a HDC-172-08 splitter at 200 m. All the users in thebranch-trunk are authorized to use a frequency band higher than 800 MHz,such that the branch-trunk calculates only the field strength status ofthe signal at a frequency higher than 800 MHz at respective distances. AHDC-17-08 splitter is inserted every 50 m to split out two userbranches, the output field strength of which is 110 db−6.17*2(cable lossper hundred meters)−8(branch loss)=89.66 db. The respective users on theinitial user branch use the highest frequency over 800 MHz. The fourthHDC-172-08 splitter is inserted at 200 m on the branch-trunk to splitout two user branches, and its initial output of field strength is89.66−6.17*2 (cable loss per hundred meters)−3*4 (insertion loss ofthree ½-splitters)−8 (branch loss)=57.32 db. The output of the first4-branch user group, the second 4-branch user group, and the third4-branch user group are 57.32−6.17*0.5−14=40.24 db,57.32−6.17*1−4*1−8=39.15 db and 57.32−6.17*1.5−4*2−8(branch loss)=32.07db, respectively. If the standard field strength at the user terminalaccording to the digital high frequency signal is 40 db±10 db, then thefield strength of respective user terminals completely comply with therequired standard. A branch-trunk amplifier may be added in a branchtrunk for extending the distance. To secure the magnitude of signals,branch-trunk amplifiers can be added no more than 3 levels withoutadopting other technical solutions. In the trunk, a ½ splitter isinserted every 200 m to split out branch-trunks for respective frequencybands. Two branch-trunks, which are operated at a frequency higher than200 MHz and lower than 300.9 MHz, are split out at 800 m, and the branchinitial level is 10 db−3.04*8 (200 MHz cable loss)−1.5*3 (insertion lossof 3 splitters at 200 MHz)−8 (branch loss)=73.18 db. In a branch trunk,an HDC172-08 (or a 174−*) is inserted every 100 m to split out userbranches, and the field strength level of the user wire split out at 300m is 73.18−3.04*3−1.5*2−8=53.06 db. The output of the first 4-branchuser group, the second 4-branch user group, the third 4-branch usergroup and the fourth 4-branch user group are 53.06−3.04*0.5−14=37.54 db,53.06−3.04*1−1.5*1−10=38.52 db, 53.06−3.04*1.5−1.5*2−8=37.5 db, and53.06−3.04*2−1.5*3−8=34.48 db, and the field strength levels ofrespective users comply with the required standard.

FIG. 5B is a schematic diagram of an uplink transmission networkaccording to the present invention. The settings of the branch-trunksand the user branches are equal and correspond to those given in FIG.5A, and the high frequency digital modulators of respective users areconfigured to an output of 110 db, such that the level from the furthest4-branch user group of the user branch at 300 m of the 200 MHz frequencyband branch to the trunk is 110−3.04*5 (500 m cable loss at 200MHz)−1.5*6 (splitter insertion loss at 200 MHz)−8 (branch mixtureloss)=77.8 db. The levels of respective user groups are as follows:110−3.04*4.5−1.5*5−10=78.82 db;110−3.04*4−1.5*4−14=77.84 db;110−3.04*3.5−1.5*3−16=77.86 db.

They completely comply with the requirement for the input level ofbranch amplifiers. The above levels are amplified by a MIC-6330A andoutputted as 10 db. The level reaching the front end trunk amplifier is110−3.04*8−1.5*3=73.18 db. The level output to HF is 105.18 db afteramplified by a trunk amplifier MIC 6330B. The level of the furthest4-branch user group of the user branch-trunk at 200 m of the 800 MHzfrequency band trunk on the trunk reaching the branch-trunk is110−6.17*1.5−2*4−8=84.74 db, and the levels of other 4-branch usergroups are 110−6.17*1−1*4−14=85.83 db, and 110−6.17*0.5−20=86.92 db,respectively. The highest level-1.5 db=85.42 db. When reaching the trunkafter being amplified by a FBV718P, the level is85.5±18−6.17*2−3*4−8=71.06 db, and when reaching the input port of thetrunk amplifier after being amplified by a FAG-724P, the level is71.06+24 (amplification gain)−6.17*2−8=74.72 db, the attenuation isadjusted so that the level differences with respect to otherbranch-trunks meet the requirements for the adjacent frequency technique(±2 db), and is outputted to the input port of HF after being amplifiedby a trunk amplifier MIC-6330A.

FIG. 6 is a user terminal operation device of the present invention andfor voice communication also. Here, IC1 is A MK5087 is used for IC1,which is a DTMF dial integrated circuit, and a keyboard logic circuit isprovided therein. Pin 3, Pin 4, Pin 5, and Pin 9 are key column inputs.Pin 11, Pin 12, Pin 13 and Pin 14 are key row inputs. An externalkeyboard is connected. A clock oscillating circuit is provided. Anoscillator HID connects to Pin 7 and Pin 8, Pin 7 is an oscillatinginput, and Pin 8 is an oscillating output. A frequency dividing circuit,a ladder scalar circuit, a D/A converting circuit etc. are built thereintoo. A DTMF signal is outputted from Pin 16. V+ is power. MC is amicrophone. R1 is a bias resistor for MC. G1 is an audio amplifiertriode. R3 is a base bias resistor. R4 is G1's collector load resistor.R5 is G1's emitter resistor. C4 is an emitter bypass capacitor. C2, C3,and C12 are coupling capacitors. R2 is a volume control resistor.Capacitor C1, voltage regulating diode D and resistor R6 form a powerfiltering circuit. G2, G3 and G4 are low frequency amplifier triodes.R15 is a base bias resistor of G2 for regulating the amplitude. R13 isG2's emitter resistor. R14 is a collector load resistor for G2, as wellas a current regulating resistor for power protection. R12 is acollector load resistor for G3, as well as a base bias resistor for G4.An LM 386 is used as IC2, which is an audio amplification integratedcircuit, wherein a pre-amplification circuit and a power amplificationcircuit are built therein. C6 is a bypass capacitor. C7, C8 and C14 arecoupling capacitors. An adjustable resistor R8 and a capacitor C5, whichare capable of changing the amplification gain, are disposed between Pin1 and Pin 8. A potentiometer RW and a resistor R7 form a volumeadjustment circuit. SA is a pressing spring switch, and V+ is power.When the input keyboard of IC1 is operated, a header and tail controlsignal, as well as a called side address for external and internalcommunication are sent out. It should be noted that D is a taildedicated key and not used at the user terminal. The signal is outputtedfrom Pin 16, coupled by C12 to the base of G1, amplified by G1 andoutputted from the collector and C3, and inputted to Td1-Tdn after beingA/D converted (PCM) to digital signals US1-USn. At this time, SA is in apicked-up state, and Pin 1 and Pin 2 of SA are connected. The keyboardoperation circuit and the power amplification circuit composed of theaudio amplification and IC2 are supplied with power. The voice of thecalled user is converted to an electric signal via MC, which reaches thebase of G1 through C2 and R2, and then, after being amplified by G1,reaches the front end server via an uplink wire, so as to make a callwith the called user after processing. The incoming call signal from thecalled user is processed and switched by the server, transmitted to theuser via a downlink wire, inputted to the input port of RW after a D/Aconversion, and coupled to Pin 3 of IC 2 via C8. A power audio signal isoutputted from Pin 5 of IC 2 and is coupled by C7 to a speaker Y2, sothat a voice is restored. When SA is in a hang-off status, Pin 1 and Pin2 of SA are disconnected, while Pin 3 and Pin 4 are connected. Whenthere is not a ring signal (determined by a communication signalingcontrol), Ub is a low level, such that the base of the NPN triode G2 isat a low level. G2 is turned on, and a bias voltage is applied to thebase of G3, which is turned on and starts working. As the voltage dropof R12 increases, the base of G4 is in an off state. When there is anincoming call ring signal, a high level is applied to the base of G2 andG2 is off. At this time, no base bias voltage is applied to G3 and G3 isoff, such that the voltage drop of R12 decreases, increasing the basebias level of G4 which is then turned on and works. IC3 is suppliedpower through the collector and emitter of G4. IC3 is a ring integratedcircuit KA2410, and two groups of high and low oscillation circuits arebuilt therein. Resistor R10 which connects to pin 3 and capacitor C13which connects to Pin 3 form a low frequency oscillation. Resistor R11and capacitor C10 that respectively connect to Pin 6 and Pin 7 form ahigh frequency oscillation. Resistor R9 connects to Pin 2 to be a powertrigger control. Power is supplied to Pin 1. C9 is a filteringcapacitor, the oscillating frequency of which depends on R10, C13, R11and C10. When the power is on, a high and a low group oscillatingfrequency signals generated by IC3 alternates at a frequency of 10Hz,outputted from Pin 8 after being amplified, coupled to the primary coilof an audio adapter B by C11, then coupled the secondary coil, andfinally outputted from speaker Y1 to complete the ring alert operation.If the ring signal is terminated, G4 is turned off, and IC3 is poweredoff and terminates operation. If the user picks up the phone, Pin 1 andPin 2 of SA are connected, and Pin 3 and Pin 4 are disconnected toterminate the ring.

FIG. 7 is a schematic diagram of the multi-functional service interfacecircuit in a user terminal according to the present invention. As shown,IC1 is a DTMF decoding application specific integrated circuit, forwhich an YN9101 is used in this embodiment, and has the same internalcircuit as the IC1 of FIG. 2A. HL is a crystal oscillator connecting toPin 9 and Pin 10. Pin 7 is an input pin for a dual tone signal. G is alow frequency amplifying triode. R1 is a base bias resistor for G and R2is a collector load resistor for G.

IC2 is a DTMF transcoding application specific integrated circuit, forwhich a CD4028 is used in the preset embodiment, and its internalcircuit configuration is the same as that of IC2 in FIG. 2A. When a DTMFcode signal arrives, the signal is coupled by C1 and inputted to Pin 7of IC1. Two groups of binary DTMF signals are outputted from Pin 1, Pin2, Pin 13, and Pin 14 to the corresponding Pin 3, Pin 2, Pin 22, and Pin21 of IC 2. At this time, the high level is outputted from Pin 12 of IC1to the base of G, such that a base bias voltage is applied to G and G isturned on. Pin 23 of IC2 is grounded to ensure IC1 and IC2 are in anoperating state only if there is a DTMF signal. The binary DTMF signalis transcoded by IC2 to decimal dual-audio signals of 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6,7, 8, 9, 0, *, A, B, C, D, which are outputted from Pins 9, 10, 8, 7, 6,5, 4, 18, 17, 20, 19, 14, 13, 16, 15, 11, respectively. Kj is anormal-closed relay, and Da1, Da2, Da3, Da4, Da1′, Da2′, Da3′, Da4′,Db1, Db2, Db3, Db4, Db1′, Db2′, Db3′, Db4′, Dc1, Dc2, Dc3, Dc4, Dc1′,Dc2′, Dc3′, Dc4′, Dd1, Dd2, Dd3, Dd4, De1, De2, De3, De4, Df1, Df2, Df3,Df4, Dg1, Dg2, Dg3, Dg4, Dh1 and Dh2 are unidirectional crystalshutters. IC3 is an audio power amplification integrated circuit, forwhich an LM 386 is used in this embodiment, and has a pre-amplificationcircuit and power amplification circuit therein. A potentiometer RW andresistor R4 form a volume adjusting circuit. R3 is a volume maintainingresistor for auto-alerting, which has a resistance much greater than R4.Resistors R5, R6, R7, R8, R9 and R10 are current limiting protectionresistors. R1 is a damping resistor. C1, C2, C3, and C5 are couplingcapacitors. C4 is a bypass capacitor. The control electrodes of Da1,Da2, Da3, and Da4 are respectively connected to Pin # (14), Pin B (16),Pin 9 (17) and Pin 1 (9) to form a control circuit of code #B91, whichis connected in serial to a normal-open relay K1. The control electrodesof corresponding Da1′, Da2′, Da3′, and Da4′ are connected to Pin □(19),Pin 9 (17), Pin 9 (17) and Pin 1 (9) respectively to form a controlcircuit for code □991, which is connected in serial to a normal-closedrelay and a manual switch SK1. When SK1 is open, the control does notwork. Likewise, the control electrodes of Db1, Db2, Db3, Db4, and Dc1,Dc2, Dc3, Dc4 are connected to the corresponding pins of IC2, andconnected in serial to normal-open relays K2 and K3 respectively to forma #B92 and a #B93 control circuit. The control electrodes of thecorresponding Db′1, Db′2, Db3′, Db4′ and Dc1′, Dc2′, Dc3′, Dc4′, as wellas their corresponding pins of IC2 form code □992 and □993 controlcircuits of normal-closed relays K2S, K3S and manual switches SK2, SK3.K1, K2 and K3 are connected in serial to the power switches of indoorand outdoor appliances that need to be controlled, such as the airconditioner, washer, and lights etc. If more control is needed, multiplecode control circuits can be configured in this way. The controlelectrodes of Dd1, Dd2, Dd3, and Dd4 are connected to Pin C (15), Pin 1(9), Pin 1 (9), and Pin 0 (20) of IC2, respectively. The controlelectrodes of De1, De2, De3, and De4 are connected to Pin C (15), Pin 1(19), Pin 1 (19), and Pin 9 (12) of IC2, respectively. The controlelectrodes of Dg1, Dg2, Dg3, and Dg4 are connected to Pin C (15), Pin 1(19), Pin 2 (10), and Pin 1 (9) of IC2, respectively. As such, codecontrol circuits of C110, C119, and C121 are formed respectively, and anormal-closed relay K5 and a combined relay K4 are connected in serialto their ports. When K4 does not work, its Pin 1 and Pin 2 areconnected. An audio signal is inputted to the input port of RW, and theninputted to Pin 3 of IC3 via the adjustment port. An amplified audiopower signal amplified and outputted from Pin 6 is coupled by C3 todrive speaker Y. When K5 does not work, its Pin 1 and Pin 2 areconnected, such that a resistor R4 is connected to one port of RW toform a volume adjusting circuit. Since the resistance of R3 is muchgreater than R4, R3 does not work. Pin 6 of IC3 connects to power V+. SAis a manual switch of the audio amplification circuit. DR is a diode.The controlling electrodes of Dh1 and Dh2 are connected to Pin C and PinD of IC2 respectively to form code C and code D, which is connected to anormal-closed relay switch Kj in serial. One port of the control coil ofKj is connected to the upper ports of C110, C119, and C121. It isoperated in this manner: when a user uses a cell phone or telephoneremotely (at this time, Sk1, Sk2 and Sk3 are in a closed state, and whenSk1, Sk2 and Sk3 are open, their corresponding control does not work),to first dial a user's home telephone number, and a signal is connectedthrough a server in the telecom and user network. After receiving thesignal, the server processes and transmits it to the client. The signalis subjected to a D/A converter, applied to Pin 4 of K5, outputted to acoupling capacitor C1 via R11 from Pin 3 of K5, and then inputted to Pin7 of IC1. When hearing a ring back tone, the user can remotely press#B91 keys of the cell phone or the telephone (it is proposed that keysA, B, C, and D of the cell phone or telephone are enabled so as tofacilitate operating; a cell phone or telephone without this keyfunction can start with other numbers). At this time, Da1, Da2, Da3 andDa4 are turned on, and a closed circuit is formed with power through thenormal-closed relay Sk1, to Da1, Da2, Da3, Da4 and K1, R7. The controlcoil of K1 is powered, such that K1 is closed to complete the remotepower-on control in home. Likewise, #B92 and #B93 can be operated tocontrol the other related appliances to power on to operate. When theuser dials the home telephone number remotely with a cell phone ortelephone, key □991 may be operated, such that Da1′, Da2′, Da3′ and Da4′are turned on. A relay K1S is powered to open the normal-closed relay,such that Da1, Da2, Da3, Da4, Da1′, Da2′, Da3′ and Da4′ are offinstantly to release power, to be in an off standby state. K1 is open,and K1 s is closed to return to a standby state, such that a remotepower-off function is completed. Likewise, □992 and □993 can be operatedto complete corresponding power-off control.

When alarm and command information is needed to be passed to users bylevels, regions and users in the cases of public emergency events, suchas group commanding of critical criminal cases, traffic control duringaccidents, various sudden meteorological disasters, fire alarms amongusers etc. The manager can transmit C110 or C119 to a user area or usergroup in need of service, and transmits C122 and C121 to the user via auser area server to deliver a communication alarm commanding servicesignal UDA4. Db1-Db4, De1-De4, Df1-Df4, and Dg1-Dg4 are turned on,supplying power to K4 and K5 through a normal-closed relay Kj to enablethem to operate. K4 disconnects Pin 1 and Pin 2 to cut off the pre-stagesignal, and connects Pin 3 and Pin 4 to supply power to IC3. DR is usedto prevent power from being supplied to the circuit when it is in normaloperation. At this time, SA does not function, and K5 disconnects Pin 1and Pin 2 to float R4. Since the resistance of R3 is much greater thanR4, RW is in a maximum volume state to ensure the alarming effect. Atthis time, the alarm signal or voice command signal UDA that comes fromthe front is inputted to Pin 3 of IC3 through RW, such that the publicemergency alarm commanding function is completed. This function canapplied to the audio amplification circuits of home appliances such asTVs, stereo systems, computers etc. When the alarm ends, a trigger inwhich code C and code D are added to the tail turns on Dn1 and Dn2. Kjis powered and the normal-closed relay is open, such that the relatedDe1-De4, Df1-Df4, Dg1-Dg4, Dh1, and Dh2 are turned off in a standbystate. Consequently, the intelligent emergency public service functionssuch as auto power-on, auto volume-up, auto power-off on the clientside, can be achieved when a public emergent event occurs.

According to the system of frequency-allocation user access LAN and theuplink-downlink transmission method, a new resource configurationtechnique for providing each user with a dedicated communication channelthat is not affected by a busy or a idle status, and a physical layoutconfiguration of a high frequency, broad spectrum, high speed andcapacity for a passive user access LAN that can operate without relayamplification in its main trunk, are provided to achieve seamlesscommunication resource utilization and construct an operation andcommunication service technology that is suitable for the working habitsof the mass public, easy to learn and use, and can be easily propagated.It is possible to efficiently support data communication access of thebackbone networks such as broadcasting, telecommunication, the Internet,public information service networks and so on in one network, andmulti-functional communication within a local network. The advantage ofdigital information technique can be better utilized in the aspects ofits intelligence (high speed logic operations), transmission(communication with a high speed and large capacity), and storage (massinformation access in a high speed and capacity). Functions and tasks ofthe backbone network and user access LANs are separated to achieve ahighly efficient data communication pattern and to be compatible withthe existing TCP/IP technical structure and the analog communicationsystem. The system has advantage as follows: low overall cost; easy toconstruct and maintain; easy to manage; no need for wiring constructionwhen increasing user capacity; little wiring; adaptability to technologyupgrades; industrial mass production of apparatuses for user accessLANs; transformation of broadcast and telecom system with low costs. Thepresent invention is suitable for the social situation of high userdensity and huge information communication. Since it efficientlysupports popular application, it is advantageous for the fastdevelopment of digitalized society.

While this invention has been particularly shown and described withreference to exemplary embodiments thereof, the above exemplaryembodiments are not restrictive but illustrative in all aspects. It willbe understood by those skilled in the art that various changes in formand details may be made therein without departing from the spirit andscope of the invention as defined by the appended claims.

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A system of frequency allocation for a user access Local AreaNetwork, comprising: an information processing apparatus configured to:process an input of a backbone network; and generate a downlinkintegrated digital baseband signal with a plurality of user addresscodes; a switch configured to: receives the downlink integrated digitalbaseband signal generated by the information processing apparatus; andgenerate multiple downlink multiple digital baseband signals with aplurality of user address codes; a plurality of first modulators, eachof which configured to: function at a different frequency; receive acorresponding one of the multiple downlink multiple digital basebandsignals generated by the switch, according to a header contained in oneof the plurality of user address codes; modulate the received downlinkmultiple digital baseband signal; and generate one downlink highfrequency composite signal with a corresponding frequency; a broadbandhigh frequency synthesizer configured to: synthesize the plurality ofdownlink high frequency composite signals generated by the plurality offirst modulators; and generate one first downlink high frequencybroadband composite signal; a downlink amplifier configured to: amplifythe first downlink high frequency broadband composite signal receivedfrom the broadband high frequency synthesizer to a design level; andgenerate an amplified first downlink high frequency broadband compositesignal; a plurality of trunk splitters configured to: perform gradingaccording to the frequency band of a main network segment and performcascading; receive the amplified first downlink high frequency broadbandcomposite signal from the downlink amplifier according to the mainnetwork segment; and split the amplified first downlink high frequencybroadband composite signal into second downlink high frequency broadbandcomposite signals of a plurality of main network segments by thefrequency, each comprising a plurality of sub-network segments, theplurality of main network segments corresponding to different frequencybands, the plurality of sub-network segments corresponding to differentfrequency bands; a plurality of branch splitters which correspond torespective trunk splitter groups, each group of branch splitters of eachtrunk splitter configured to perform grading according to the frequencyband of the plurality of sub-network segments within the range of mainnetwork segment and perform cascading, each of the plurality of branchsplitters configured to: receive one of the second downlink highfrequency broadband composite signals of the one sub-network segment incorrespondence with the one sub-network segment among the plurality ofsub-network segments; and generate multiple third downlink highfrequency broadband composite signals of the one sub-network segment; aplurality of user terminal digital high frequency demodulators, eachconfigured to: receive the multiple third downlink high frequencybroadband composite signals in the corresponding subnetwork segment fromthe corresponding one among the plurality of branch splitters; selectone of the multiple third downlink high frequency broadband compositesignals in the sub-network segment with the frequency corresponding tothe user address code according to the user address code; and demodulatethe selected one of the multiple third downlink high frequency broadbandcomposite signals to a downlink digital baseband signal corresponding tothe frequency; a plurality of user terminal modulators, each configuredto: receive a corresponding one of the plurality of digital basebandsignals with the header of an address code according to a userinstruction, and modulate the received corresponding one of theplurality of digital baseband signals to an uplink high frequencycomposite signal corresponding to one of the sub-network segmentfrequencies of the plurality of user terminal modulators; a plurality ofbranch mixers which correspond to the group of the main networksegments, configured to: perform grading according to the frequency bandof the plurality of sub-network segments within the main network segmentand perform cascading; mix the plurality of uplink high frequencycomposite signals received from the corresponding user terminalmodulator among the plurality of user terminal modulators and the uplinkhigh frequency composite signal received from an adjacent lower branchmixer in the group grade by grade from low frequency to high frequency;and generate a first uplink high frequency broadband composite signalcorresponding to each lower sub-network segment covering the lowercorresponding frequency; a plurality of trunk mixers configured to:perform grading according to the frequency band of the main networksegment and perform cascading; mix the first uplink high frequencybroadband composite signal received from an adjacent branch mixer in thebranch mixer group corresponding to the main network segment and theuplink high frequency broadband composite signal from the trunk mixer ofan adjacent main network segment with a lower frequency band; andgenerate a second uplink high frequency broadband composite signalcorresponding to each lower main network segment covering the lowercorresponding frequency; an uplink amplifier configured to: amplify thesecond uplink high frequency broadband composite signal received fromthe adjacent trunk mixer; and generate an amplified uplink integratedhigh frequency broadband composite signal; a broadband high frequencyallocator configured to: receive the amplified uplink integrated highfrequency broadband composite signal, and allocate the amplified uplinkintegrated high frequency broadband composite signal to multiple uplinkhigh frequency broadband composite signals; and a plurality of firstdemodulators configured to: receive one of the multiple uplink highfrequency broadband composite signals that corresponds to a userterminal frequency, perform demodulation to generate one digitaldemodulated baseband signal with a user address code, and provide thedigital demodulated baseband signal to the information processingapparatus via the switch, wherein the information processing apparatusis further configured to: select the output of the backbone networkaccording to the header of the address code in the received digitaldemodulated baseband signal, or provide a downlink integrated digitalbaseband signal with a plurality of headers of the user dual tonemulti-Frequency (DTMF) address code to the switch.
 2. The system offrequency allocation for a user access Local Area Network of claim 1,wherein the address code comprises a DTMF address code, comprising aheader and a tail.
 3. The system of frequency allocation for a useraccess Local Area Network of claim 2, wherein each of the plurality offirst modulators comprises: a digital-analog converting circuitconfigured to: receive one corresponding downlink multiple basebandsignal with a plurality of user address codes from the switch; andconvert the received one corresponding downlink multiple baseband signalto an analog baseband signal; a DTMF decoding circuit configured to:receive the analog baseband signal from the digital-analog convertingcircuit; decode the analog baseband signal according to the header ofthe DTMF address code; and output two groups of binary DTMF codesignals; a DTMF transcoding circuit configured to: receive the twogroups of binary DTMF code signals; and decode the received the twogroups of binary DTMF code signals to decimal DTMF code signals; a DTMFcode switch circuit configured to: receive the decimal DTMF codesignals; output a power controlling current when the header is includedin the decimal DTMF code signal; and not output the power controllingcurrent when the tail is included in the decimal DTMF code signal; adigital high frequency modulating part configured to: receive onecorresponding downlink multiple digital baseband signal with a pluralityof user address codes from the switch; modulate the one downlinkmultiple digital baseband signal; and output a downlink high frequencycomposite signal with a fixed frequency when the power controllingcurrent is received; and a frequency converting part configured to:receive the downlink high frequency composite signal with the fixedfrequency from the digital high frequency modulating part; and convertthe received downlink high frequency composite signal with the fixedfrequency to a downlink high frequency composite signal with a frequencycorresponding to the user address code.
 4. The system of frequencyallocation for a user access Local Area Network of claim 3, wherein theDTMF code switch circuit comprises: a power-on address code combiningcircuit part configured to: receive the header of the decimal DTMF codesignal; and generate a power controlling current; and a power-off codecircuit part configured to: receives the tail of the decimal DTMF codesignal; generate a power-off signal; and control the power-on addresscode combining circuit part to be powered off.
 5. The system offrequency allocation for a user access Local Area Network of claim 1,wherein each of the trunk splitters and each of the branch splitterscomprise 2×n splitters, where n is a positive integer greater than
 1. 6.The system of frequency allocation for a user access Local Area Networkof claim 1, wherein each of the trunk mixers and each of the branchmixers comprise 2×n mixers, where n is a positive integer greaterthan
 1. 7. The system of frequency allocation for a user access LocalArea Network of claim 1, wherein: the first modulator comprises adigital high frequency modulator; and the first demodulator comprises adigital high frequency demodulator.
 8. The system of frequencyallocation for a user access Local Area Network of claim 1, furthercomprising a band pass filter disposed between each of the plurality oftrunk splitters and the adjacent branch splitter the band pass filterconfigured to restrict the frequencies other than the frequencycorresponding to the frequency in the plurality of sub-network segments.9. A downlink transmission method in a frequency allocated user accessLocal Area Network, the method comprising: processing an input of abackbone network; generating a downlink integrated digital basebandsignal with a plurality of user address codes; receiving the generateddownlink integrated digital baseband signal; generating multipledownlink multiple digital baseband signals with the plurality of useraddress codes; receiving a corresponding one of the generated multipledownlink multiple digital baseband signals, according to a headercontained in one of the plurality of user address codes; modulating thereceived downlink multiple digital baseband signals; generating onedownlink high frequency composite signal with a corresponding frequency;synthesizing the generated plurality of downlink high frequencycomposite signals; generating one first downlink high frequencybroadband composite signal; amplifying the first downlink high frequencybroadband composite signal to a design level; generating the amplifiedfirst downlink high frequency broadband composite signal; receiving theamplified first downlink high frequency broadband composite signal,according to a main network segment; splitting the amplified firstdownlink high frequency broadband composite signal into second downlinkhigh frequency broadband composite signals of a plurality of mainnetwork segments by the frequency, each comprising a plurality ofsub-network segments, the plurality of main network segmentscorresponding to different frequency bands, the plurality of sub-networksegments corresponding to different frequency bands; receiving one ofthe second downlink high frequency broadband composite signals of theone sub-network segment in correspondence with the one sub-networksegment among the plurality of sub-network segments; generating multiplethird downlink high frequency broadband composite signals of the onesub-network segment; receiving the multiple third downlink highfrequency broadband composite signals in the corresponding sub-networksegment; selecting one of the multiple third downlink high frequencybroadband composite signals in the sub-network segment with thefrequency corresponding to the one of the plurality of user addresscodes according to the one of the plurality of user address codes;demodulating the selected one of the multiple third downlink highfrequency broadband composite signals to a downlink digital basebandsignal corresponding to the frequency.
 10. The downlink transmissionmethod in a frequency allocated user access Local Area Network of claim9, wherein the address code comprises a dual tone multi-Frequency (DTMF)address code, comprising a header and a tail.
 11. The downlinktransmission method in frequency allocated user access Local AreaNetwork of claim 10, wherein the receiving a corresponding one of thegenerated multiple downlink multiple digital baseband signals,modulating the received downlink multiple digital baseband signals, andgenerating one downlink high frequency composite signal with acorresponding frequency comprises: receiving the one correspondingdownlink multiple baseband signal with the plurality of user addresscodes; converting the received one corresponding downlink multiplebaseband signal to an analog baseband signal; receiving the analogbaseband signal; decoding the analog baseband signal according to theheader of the DTMF address code; outputting two groups of binary DTMFcode signals; decoding the two groups of binary DTMF code signals todecimal DTMF code signals; receiving the decimal DTMF code signals;outputting a power controlling current when the header is included inthe decimal DTMF code signal; not outputting the power controllingcurrent when the tail is included in the decimal DTMF code signal;receiving a corresponding downlink multiple digital baseband signal witha plurality of user address codes; modulating the corresponding downlinkmultiple digital baseband signal; outputting a downlink high frequencycomposite signal with a fixed frequency when the power controllingcurrent is received; converting the downlink high frequency compositesignal with the fixed frequency to a downlink high frequency compositesignal with a frequency corresponding to the one of the plurality ofuser address codes; and outputting the downlink high frequency compositesignal with a frequency corresponding to the user address code.
 12. Thedownlink transmission method in a frequency allocated user access LocalArea Network of claim 9, wherein in splitting the amplified firstdownlink high frequency broadband composite signal, 2×n splitters areused to split the amplified first downlink high frequency broadbandcomposite signal, where n is a positive integer greater than
 1. 13. Thedownlink transmission method in a frequency allocated user access LocalArea Network of claim 9, wherein digital high frequency modulation isused for modulation.
 14. An uplink transmission method in a frequencyallocated user access Local Area Network, the method comprising:receiving a plurality of user instructions from a plurality of userterminal modulators; receiving a digital baseband signal correspondingto each user instruction in a plurality of digital baseband signals withheaders of address codes according to the plurality of userinstructions; and modulating the digital baseband signal correspondingto each user instruction to a plurality of uplink high frequencycomposite signals corresponding to one of the sub-network segmentfrequencies of the plurality of user terminal modulators, the pluralityof sub-network segments forming a plurality of main network segments,the plurality of main network segments corresponding to differentfrequency bands, the plurality of sub-network segments corresponding todifferent frequency bands, the frequency band of the main networksegment covering the frequency band of the sub-network segment containedtherein; mixing the plurality of uplink high frequency composite signalsreceived from the corresponding user terminal modulator among theplurality of user terminal modulators and the uplink high frequencycomposite signal received from an adjacent lower branch mixer in thegroup, grade by grad; from low frequency to high frequency; andgenerating a first uplink high frequency broadband composite signalcorresponding to each lower sub-network segment covering the lowercorresponding frequency, by using a plurality of branch mixers whichcorrespond to the group of the main network segments; performing gradingaccording to the frequency band of the plurality of sub-network segmentswithin the main network segment and performs cascading; mixing the firstuplink high frequency broadband composite signal received from anadjacent branch mixer in the branch mixer group corresponding to themain network segment and the uplink high frequency broadband compositesignal from the trunk mixer of an adjacent main network segment with alower frequency band; generating a second uplink high frequencybroadband composite signal corresponding to each lower main networksegment covering the lower corresponding frequency, by using a pluralityof trunk mixers which perform grading according to the frequency band ofthe main network segment and perform cascading; amplifying the seconduplink high frequency broadband composite signal received from the trunkmixer with the highest network segment frequency among the plurality oftrunk mixers; generating an amplified uplink integrated high frequencybroadband composite signal; allocating the amplified uplink integratedhigh frequency broadband composite signal to multiple uplink highfrequency broadband composite signals; receiving one of the multipleuplink high frequency broadband composite signals corresponding to theuser terminal frequency respectively by using each of the plurality ofdemodulators; performing demodulation to generate multiple digitaldemodulated baseband signals with user address codes; receiving thegenerated multiple digital demodulated baseband signal; and outputtingan integrated digital baseband signal with a plurality of headers ofuser dual tone multi-Frequency (DTMF) address codes, according to theheader of the address code in the received multiple digital demodulatedbaseband signals.
 15. The uplink transmission method in a frequencyallocated user access Local Area Network of claim 14, wherein each ofthe trunk mixers and each of the branch mixers comprise 2×n mixers,where n is a positive integer greater than
 1. 16. The uplinktransmission method in a frequency allocated user access Local AreaNetwork of claim 14, wherein the demodulator comprises a digital highfrequency demodulator.